Steve Inskeep

So we've heard the facts of this case. We've heard a little bit of the history. What happens when you take those facts and that history and put it before these particular nine justices?

So we've heard the facts of this case. We've heard a little bit of the history. What happens when you take those facts and that history and put it before these particular nine justices?

So we've heard the facts of this case. We've heard a little bit of the history. What happens when you take those facts and that history and put it before these particular nine justices?

Nina, thanks so much.

Nina, thanks so much.

Nina, thanks so much.

That's NPR's Nina Totenberg. Today, we're also following a lawsuit filed by Harvard University. The nation's wealthiest school is challenging President Trump's administration, which froze more than $2 billion in grants for research. The administration asserts that it wants to crack down on anti-Semitism.

That's NPR's Nina Totenberg. Today, we're also following a lawsuit filed by Harvard University. The nation's wealthiest school is challenging President Trump's administration, which froze more than $2 billion in grants for research. The administration asserts that it wants to crack down on anti-Semitism.

That's NPR's Nina Totenberg. Today, we're also following a lawsuit filed by Harvard University. The nation's wealthiest school is challenging President Trump's administration, which froze more than $2 billion in grants for research. The administration asserts that it wants to crack down on anti-Semitism.

It made wide-ranging demands on Harvard, for example, learning the political views of students and professors and screening international students for those who are, quote, hostile to American values. Harvard argues there's no rational connection between anti-Semitism concerns that grew out of protests in the last couple of years and the scientific and technological research funds that were frozen.

It made wide-ranging demands on Harvard, for example, learning the political views of students and professors and screening international students for those who are, quote, hostile to American values. Harvard argues there's no rational connection between anti-Semitism concerns that grew out of protests in the last couple of years and the scientific and technological research funds that were frozen.

It made wide-ranging demands on Harvard, for example, learning the political views of students and professors and screening international students for those who are, quote, hostile to American values. Harvard argues there's no rational connection between anti-Semitism concerns that grew out of protests in the last couple of years and the scientific and technological research funds that were frozen.

The university frames the government's demands as a threat to its independence. And that's a first for this Tuesday, April 22nd. I'm Steve Inskeep.

The university frames the government's demands as a threat to its independence. And that's a first for this Tuesday, April 22nd. I'm Steve Inskeep.

The university frames the government's demands as a threat to its independence. And that's a first for this Tuesday, April 22nd. I'm Steve Inskeep.

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Oh, I was waiting for you to say.

Oh, I was waiting for you to say.

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I was like, where else would they get it? That's the question I always have. Download the NPR app at 7-Eleven. Yeah, exactly. Download the NPR app at your corner store.